
The next miniset for Pokemon TCG Pocket
may have leaked, giving fans an early look at its title, release date, and
unique approach to card distribution. If true, the upcoming A4b set will not
only mark the possible end of the A-series but also introduce a new way for
players to complete their collections.
A4b Could Be the Final A-Series Expansion
Leaks surrounding Pokemon TCG Pocket are nothing new, but what makes this one
interesting is its source. The official Japanese Pokemon TCG Pocket account
reportedly posted the teaser trailer for A4b earlier than intended. Although
the tweet was quickly deleted, fans managed to grab details before it
disappeared.
According to the leak, the set is scheduled to
release on September 30, 2025,
and is titled “High Class Pack EX”
(translated from Japanese, so the English title may differ). Unlike past
expansions, this set is rumored to contain no new cards. Instead, it will re-release A-series
cards, some featuring updated illustrations. This suggests that A4b is designed
to help players catch up on missed cards
before the B-series begins.
Smaller Booster Packs With Guaranteed EX Cards
Another standout detail is the way booster
packs will work in this miniset. Instead of the standard five or six cards,
each A4b booster will reportedly contain four
cards. However, one of those cards is guaranteed to be an EX or four-diamond rarity card, which
fits the “High Class Pack EX” theme.
This is a surprising change since DeNA
recently moved from five-card packs to six-card packs — and is now
experimenting with a different format altogether. While unusual, the guaranteed
rare card may make these smaller boosters more appealing to collectors.
What This Means for Competitive Play
The A4b leak has reignited debates about the
future of competitive play in Pokemon TCG
Pocket. Some fans believe this confirms that A-series cards will
eventually be rotated out once the B-series era starts. By re-releasing older
cards now, DeNA could be giving players one last opportunity to complete their Pokedex collections before those cards
are removed from PvP ranked play.
Others argue it’s too soon for a rotation. In
the physical Pokemon TCG, card
sets usually stay legal for several years before being retired. Whether or not
DeNA follows this tradition remains to be seen, but A4b appears to be a
transitional expansion — one that closes out the A-series and prepares the game
for its next phase.
Pokemon TCG Pocket A4b
Release Date
The leaked trailer revealed that Pokemon TCG Pocket A4b: High Class Pack EX is set to release on September 30, 2025. If confirmed, fans won’t have to wait long to see whether the rumors about smaller packs and guaranteed EX cards are true.
If the leaks are accurate, Pokemon TCG Pocket A4b is shaping up to be a
unique miniset. With no new cards, guaranteed EX pulls, and a possible farewell
to the A-series, it could mark an important turning point for the mobile card
game.
Whether you’re a collector trying to finish your Pokedex or a competitive player watching for rotation news, A4b may be the expansion that sets the stage for Pokemon TCG Pocket’s next era.
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